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Continued Friday 22nd. June 1792
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Auditor General The Office of
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to cease after the Death of the
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present and that the House with
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such others as become vacant be let
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or Employed for the Benefit of the Charity
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A Motion being made and seconded and the Question being put That as
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the Office of Auditor General is merely honorary and unnecessary the same do
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cease and determine with the life present worthy possessor and that his House
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with such others as become vacant be either lat or employed for the Benefit of
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the Charity it was carried in the affirmative
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Office to become Vacant by
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death or otherwise the same to be
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abolished if unnecessary or the
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Salary reduced
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Enquire to be confind to the
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Hospl. and Precinct and parts
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adjacent and that the apprentices do
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not in future go out of the Hospital
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with same
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A Motion being made and seconded and the Question being put That as
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other Offices at either Hospital become vacant by death or otherwise the same
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be abolished if unnecessary or the Salary reduced as the case may require and
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that generally perquisites and unnecessary expences of every kind be abolished
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as much as may be and a suitable economy constantly observed in
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dispensing the Revenues of the Charity. That the use of the Engines be confined
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to the Hospital the Precinct and parts immediately adjacent and that the
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Apprentices do not in future go out of the Hospital with the same it was carried in the
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affirmative
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Feasts at the expence of the Hospital
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to be a Dinner on Easter Monday
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one on St. Matthew's Day and are
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Annual Dinner at a Tavern to
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the Auditors
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A Motion being made and seconded and the Question being put That the
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only Feasts at the expence of the Charities be a Dinner on Easter Monday
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one on Saint Mathews Day and one annual Dinner at a Tavern to the
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Auditors it was carried in the affirmative
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Clerks Salary upon the first Vacancy
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be reduced in £200 a year & no perquisites
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from the Hospital or allowance for in
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House his Charges for Leases to
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be £5.10s.0d Town Leases and
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7 Guineas up to 10 Guineas for Leases
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of Farm all charges included and
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that the reduction of his Salary take
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place on the death or vacancy of either
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of the present and that there
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be no joint Clock in future
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A Motion being made and seconded and the Question being put That upon
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the first Vacancy the Clerk's Salary be reduced to £200 a year and the other
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Emoluments incident to his Situation being very considerable that he have
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no perquisites whatsover from the Hospitals or allowance for a House his
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daily attendance at the Office during the usual Hours of Business and at
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Courts and Committees as hereafter being fully sufficient for the discharge of
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his Duties. That the Clerks charges to the
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Tenants for Leases be regulated
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by those of Saint Bartholomews which are £5.10s.0d for a pair Leases of
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any Town Estate and 7 Guineas upto Ten Guineas according to the
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Length and special covenants for Leases of Farms the City seal and all
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other charges included it was carried in the affirmative.
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A Motion being made and second and the Question being put That
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the Reduction of the Clerks Salary take place on the death or vacancy of
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either of the present Clerks and that there be not any consideration an
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additional or joint Clerk in his stead it was carried in the affirmative
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Surveyor to have £150 a year
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and no per Centage
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A Motion being made and seconded and the Question being put That
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in lieu of a small salary and a per Centage the
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your
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Surveyor have a fixed
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salary of £150 a year for both Hospitals for which he shall perform the
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various Duties incident to the Office as more particularly stated under
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that Head in the Apprentice and that he have no other allowance for
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those services it was carried in the affirmative
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